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She Was Fine: The Disappearance and Unsolved Death of Mitrice Richardson A deep dive into one of the most infuriating unsolved cases in Los Angeles County history. On September 17, 2009, at 12:28 in the morning, a 24-year-old woman walked out the front doors of the Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station in Calabasas, California. She had […]
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One Dollar: The Disappearance of Sherry Lynn Marler Greenville, Alabama · June 6, 1984 WRITTEN BY: CRIME CLUELESS STATUS: UNSOLVED · CASE OPEN MISSING SINCE: JUNE 6, 1984 AGE AT DISAPPEARANCE: 12 YEARS OLD On the morning of June 6th, 1984, a twelve-year-old girl named Sherry Lynn Marler rode twelve miles into town with her
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On July 8th, 2014, a 28-year-old German man named Lars Mittank walked into an airport doctor’s office in Varna, Bulgaria. He sat down. Someone else walked in. And then Lars stood up, said six words — “I don’t want to die here” — and ran. He sprinted through the terminal. He crossed the tarmac. He
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Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon Music and all streaming platforms Thirty Years. No Arrest. No Body. No Answers. If you haven’t listened to or read Part One yet, start there. It covers who Jodi Huisentruit was, the morning she disappeared, the physical evidence left behind in that parking lot, and the context that
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Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon Music, and all streaming platforms The Morning Everything Stopped On the morning of June 27, 1995, a 27-year-old news anchor in Mason City, Iowa called her producer to say she had overslept and was on her way in. She never arrived. And what police found in the parking
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A Locked Room, A Glass, and a Note On August 22, 2005, what looked like a tragic suicide quickly became something far more disturbing. In a quiet home in upstate New York, Stacey Castor called 911 in a panic. Her husband, David Castor, was locked inside their bedroom and not responding. When police forced their
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She bought groceries. She had dinner with a friend. She walked out of Lenox Square Mall in Atlanta, Georgia… and then she was never seen again. In October 1965, Mary Shotwell Little, a 25-year-old newlywed and secretary, clocked out of her office job and seemed to vanish into the night. No struggle, no witnesses, no
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The 600-Mile Question: What Happened to Judy Smith? On the morning of April 10, 1997, Judy Smith left her hotel in downtown Philadelphia for a day of sightseeing. She planned to walk through the historic district. See the Liberty Bell. Visit Independence Hall. Maybe grab lunch. Meet her husband later that afternoon. A normal day
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Two Women, One Name, and a Mystery That Still Doesn’t Make Sense A normal morning… that never ended normally On October 12, 2000, Mary Lou Morris left her home just before sunrise. It was routine. Predictable. Safe. A quiet goodbye to her husband, Jay. A drive to work. A day that should have unfolded like
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The Twisted Case of Dave Kroupa, Liz Golyar, and Cari Farver In November 2012, what looked like a messy breakup in Omaha, Nebraska slowly grew into one of the strangest digital stalking cases investigators had ever seen. At first, it appeared to be a story about jealousy. A woman who had recently dated a man
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